Shen Huai was unconscious until the evening when he woke up. He had been transferred to a single room. The room was very quiet, with only the occasional beeping sound from the instruments.

Ye Cang was lying beside his bed, already asleep. Because he was indoors, he had taken off all his disguises. A few rays of moonlight leaked in from the window, and he could see that his hair was messy and his eyebrows were tightly wrinkled.

Shen Huai's memory only stayed at the moment he got out of the elevator, after which he completely fainted. He pressed his eyebrows, and the pain that went deep into his bones still made him feel uneasy.

Ye Cang was worried about Shen Huai. He was a light sleeper to begin with, and was awakened by the movement. He found that Shen Huai had woken up, and stood up suddenly in surprise. Unexpectedly, his knee hit the edge of the bed with a "bang", and his face was distorted with pain.

Shen Huai felt distressed and amused, and asked him to sit down: "Does it hurt?" Ye Cang

rubbed his knee, and was obviously grimacing in pain, but he gritted his teeth and refused to admit: "It doesn't hurt."

Shen Huai didn't expose him, but moved aside a little and patted the other half of the bed: "Come up and sleep."

The bed was not big, and it was a bit hard for two big men to squeeze together, but for the two of them, it was the peace of mind of surviving a disaster.

The two of them leaned on their sides and hugged each other.

No one spoke for a while.

After a long while, Shen Huai remembered to ask himself what happened after he fainted.

Ye Cang did not hide the truth from him and told him about the shadows in the corridor after he fainted, as well as the Yin-Yang eyes that Pei Ran mentioned.

It took Shen Huai a while to digest this information. It turned out that those shadows were not his hallucinations, but Ye Cang's words did vaguely remind him of something.

Shen Huai remembered that when he was a child, his parents did not allow him to go out to play. There were all kinds of talismans hanging in the house, which was very depressing. Shen Huai was

also very naughty when he was a child. He wanted to sneak out several times. Every time he was caught, his parents would be very angry, and then the two would start quarreling. Sometimes the quarrel was so severe that his mother would secretly hide in the room and cry.

Shen Huai hid at the door and saw all this. After that, he no longer thought about sneaking out, but stayed at home obediently to read and study. Until one day, he couldn't stand it anymore, and left the nanny and bodyguard, ran out of the villa, and went to the amusement park he had always been thinking about.

Shen Huai had a lot of fun that day, but on the way back, he was attacked by a strange black shadow. At the critical moment, he was rescued by a monk.

The parents who rushed over later held the frightened Shen Huai in their arms. He heard from his mother that this was a master specially found by his father to save him.

Shen Huai was still young at the time, and he didn't understand why his mother hugged him and cried and laughed, as if all the burdens in her heart had been lifted off.

He only remembered that the monk asked everyone to leave the room, then spoke to him kindly, and then wrote something on his forehead with his finger, and then Shen Huai fainted. When he woke up again, this memory disappeared.

After that day, the talismans in the house were removed, and Shen Huai was finally able to go out to school.

His parents just told him that he had been kidnapped before, and he believed it.

Until he fainted in front of the elevator and the seal was completely unlocked, this memory also emerged in his mind.

Shen Huai was still immersed in his own thoughts. Although his scientific materialist worldview had been shattered the moment he saw Lu Yang's ghost, he never thought that he was also the protagonist of a fantasy story.

The room was very quiet, so quiet that one could almost hear the two people's breathing.

Ye Cang was torn between himself and himself, and after hesitating for a long time, he finally told Shen Huai what happened in his old house.

He had never told Shen Huai about this, because he was worried that Shen Huai would be wary of him at first, but later when they fell in love, he didn't know how to bring it up.

This incident made him regret it, so he made up his mind not to hide anything from Shen Huai anymore.

After Shen Huai finished listening, he was stunned for a moment, but he saw Ye Cang's regretful expression. He raised his hand and covered Ye Cang's face: "Actually, I was wrong too. I had several symptoms at that time, but I didn't tell you. I also didn't tell you about Yin Jingyi's matter. By comparison, I had one more time, so let's just call it even, okay?"

Ye Cang: "But this is different..."

"What's the difference?"

Shen Huai didn't wear glasses. His eyes were like a quiet spring under the moonlight, and as gentle as his voice. "If you care, I would have been grateful for you for almost giving up my body. If it weren't for you, I would have died long ago. Moreover, it was God's will that I met you."

Ye Cang's heart became sour because of his words. At this moment, he just wanted to rub the lover in front of him tightly into his body and never let anyone see him so lovely.

The two exchanged a kiss, and Shen Huai's eyes were full of water. The only remaining reason reminded him that he was in a hospital, so he could only push away the panting Ye Cang with difficulty.

After they calmed down their breathing, Shen Huai told Ye Cang about the memory, and then asked, "You mentioned Pei Ran before, what's going on?"

Ye Cang recalled the scene at that time, and his face was a little gloomy: "He sacrificed himself to seal Yin Jingyi's Yin Yang Eyes."

Even if Shen Huai had never seen Pei Ran's movies, he was familiar with this name. Pei Ran showed such great courage to save the Hong Kong film and television industry and the entire Hong Kong economy. Not only Hong Kong, but the entire Chinese film and television industry has had a far-reaching impact because of him.

In fact, it was because of Pei Ran that Yi Mian decided to join the film industry and founded Yixing Film Company.

Such a person would actually die in such an accident. Shen Huai couldn't help but feel sorry, but think about it, this is indeed what Pei Ran would do.

Shen Huai sighed with mixed feelings.

Ye Cang suddenly thought of something and hurriedly said: "Pei Ran said that he only sealed your Yin Yang Eyes temporarily, and then he would have to find a master to reseal it for you. Can the monk you mentioned be found?"

Shen Huai shook his head. If his parents were still alive, he might be able to find each other, but he had no idea at the moment and could only find a way to look for them slowly.

But this Yin Yang Eyes is a time bomb. Next time, I may not be so lucky to meet another Pei Ran.

Ye Cang was very worried, but suddenly remembered something: "Do you still remember the Fenghua Temple? The Taoist fortune teller?"

When he said this, Shen Huai remembered that they went to Songjing Town near Dongjiang City for a tour. They heard that there was a very spiritual Taoist temple called Fenghua Temple. The two went there out of curiosity, but met a Taoist fortune teller in the temple.

Although the Taoist priest looked unreliable, his calculations were very accurate. Later, he gave Shen Huai a talisman. Although the talisman did not play a big role in the end, it at least reminded Shen Huai.

Now that I think about it, the Taoist priest is still quite capable. Maybe he can really help him seal the Yin Yang Eyes.

Ye Cang became more and more excited as he spoke: "Didn't the little girl named Yin Jingyi also have her Yin Yang Eyes sealed? She is from Dongjiang City. Maybe it was the people from the Taoist temple who sealed her?"

What he said was not unreasonable. Yin Jingyi's parents were ordinary people. They might not have the energy and expense to help her seal the Yin Yang Eyes like Shen Huai's parents. The most likely possibility is that there are masters in Dongjiang who can seal the Yin Yang Eyes.

And Fenghua Temple is indeed the most likely one.

Thinking of this, both of them couldn't help but have some hope, and prepared to go to Maple Mountain as soon as Shen Huai recovered. Whether it was true or not, it was an opportunity.

——Shen

Huai's physical foundation was good, and he was young, so he recovered quickly. The doctor checked him again, but still couldn't find any problems, and Shen Huai was in good health, so he could only discharge him from the hospital.

Shen Huai went to Yin Jingyi to inquire about it, but her parents knew nothing about the so-called Yin Yang Eyes. They almost thought they were a cult and wanted to call the police to arrest them.

Shen Huai could see that Yin Jingyi's parents really didn't know what happened to Yin Jingyi, and Yin Jingyi completely lost this memory after Pei Ran completely shut down her Yin Yang Eyes.

This road is completely blocked, so we can only go to Fenghua Temple.

Shen Huai has asked his subordinates to go back first, but Ye Cang refused to go back. He postponed all his schedules and decided to accompany Shen Huai to resolve all the issues before going back.

Shen Huai couldn't persuade him. Fortunately, Ye Cang didn't have too many schedules recently except for "National Idol", so he could only let him go.

Only Ming Wei looked at Ye Cang's empty schedule, and remembered that Shen Huai called her in the morning and said that he would not come to the company for some time and asked her to be responsible for daily affairs. She vaguely guessed a possibility and showed a lonely smile of "everyone is drunk but I am sober".

Alas, this feeling of being the only one who knows the truth is really heartbreaking!

Shen Huai sat on the hospital bed, helplessly watching Ye Cang packing things. Originally, he planned to do it by himself, but Ye Cang said that he was not well yet and forbade him to work, and insisted that he pack it by himself.

But he really wasn't cut out for this. Not only were the clothes stacked in a mess, but they were stuffed into the box without any sorting. Shen Huai thought he wasn't someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder, but he couldn't stand it at all. In the end, he had to do it himself: "Let me do it!"

But Ye Cang refused: "I said I'm here, don't worry about it, just sit down and rest!"

The two were arguing when suddenly there was a knock on the door.

Shen Huai's hospitalization was very sudden, and there was no one he knew in Dongjiang. The two looked at each other, worried that Ye Cang accidentally exposed his identity and was seen by fans.

So Shen Huai could only let Ye Cang hide in the bathroom first, and then he went to open the door himself.

As soon as Shen Huai opened the door, he saw a very handsome boy at the door. Even though he had seen many good-looking faces in the entertainment industry, he was still amazed by him.

The other party's eyes swept across the ward, revealing an ambiguous smile, and then said: "Can I go in and talk?"

His attitude was very indifferent, revealing a bit of matter-of-factness, but not annoying.

Shen Huai looked at the hospital gown he was wearing, and felt a little strange. This boy looked much more mature than he looked, rational and calm, and didn't look like he was here to chase stars.

Although his purpose was unclear, it seemed that the other party had no ill will towards him.

Thinking of this, Shen Huai stepped aside and invited the man into the room.

The conditions of this single room were good. In addition to a separate bathroom, there was also a simple sofa. The bathroom door was ajar at this time, and there was a messy box piled on the bed.

Pei Ran's eyes swept over the box.

He didn't say anything, but Shen Huai felt a little embarrassed. He coughed lightly: "Hello, who are you?"

Pei Ran didn't answer, but fixed his eyes on the bathroom door and chuckled: "Ye Cang, don't hide."

Shen Huai was startled, but his body unconsciously blocked in front of the bathroom.

With a "creak", Ye Cang opened the bathroom door and walked out.

Pei Ran seemed very satisfied. He calmly sat on the sofa and gestured to the opposite side: "You sit down too."

He was clearly the guest, but he acted so naturally as to take over the host position, which was totally unexpected.

Ye Cang and Shen Huai looked at each other. This really didn't look like star-chasing, so they sat opposite him as he said, wanting to see what he was going to do.

As soon as the two sat down,

Pei Ran smiled and said, "Let me introduce myself. I'm Pei Ran."